Opinion Reminiscing about the good old days

[dogs105]

Found a truth someone with authority couldn't handle

Should of refrained from responding to nasty pms

Were you around 10 years ago? Was that the "BigHawk" days?

 

[beartoo]

Found a truth someone with authority couldn't handle

Should of refrained from responding to nasty pms

You are obviously not Cromo with that level of grammar, but how could you possibly know that?

 

[GreyCrow]

You are obviously not Cromo with that level of grammar, but how could you possibly know that?

 

[relapse]

Now there's a name I recall from over 10 years ago. What happened to her/him?

Used to have some ding dong (enjoyable) clashes with them.

Some think that he's gone forever while others believe that he was "promoted to a colonel" and still posts here.

 

[BunjiMac]

I'm probably the opposite.

I liked football in the 90s but it wasn't until it became truly professional, they I became a fanatic.

It became a much more strategic game, the athleticism and speed went to another level and they way teams moved the ball was beautiful to watch.

I think AFL has borrowed from many sports to evolve it's game which is again something I love and shows how unique it actually is.

I actually liken modern AFL to MMA, because it requires you to master so many different skills and strategies to be successful. In this anology soccer would be boxing, rugby jujitsu, etc.

I love the modern game and if I put the nostalgia aside, when I watch tapes of old games I don't actually get the same enjoyment out of it.

That's just me though.